iCEV Engineering Design & Presentation I

What does the SMART goal method stand for?

• Systematic, Methodical, Accurate, Reliable and Thorough

• Science, Mathematics, Arts, Reading and Technology

• Specific, Measurable, Attainable, Realistic and Timely

• Standard, Measurement, Analysis, Research and Testing

Which cluster are STEM careers based on?

• Social Sciences, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics

• Social Sciences, Technology, Engineering and Medicine

• Science, Technology, Economics and Management

• Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics

What do ethics refer to?

• Scientific theories and principles

• Technological advancements and innovations

• Standards of right and wrong

• Mathematical equations and formulas

Which type of ethical issues involve only someone within a discipline or company?

• Internal ethical issues

• Personal ethical issues

• External ethical issues

• Professional ethical issues

What does fabricating involve?

• Information a company wants to keep private

• Making up results and reporting them

• Changing data, so results do not accurately show what occurred

• Taking credit for someone else's work

What does falsifying involve?

• Information a company wants to keep private

• Changing data, so results do not accurately show what occurred

• Making up results and reporting them

• Taking credit for someone else's work

What does plagiarism refer to?

• Changing data, so results do not accurately show what occurred

• Taking credit for someone else's work

• Making up results and reporting them

• Information a company wants to keep private

What is proprietary information?

• Information a company wants to keep private

• Changing data, so results do not accurately show what occurred

• Taking credit for someone else's work

• Making up results and reporting them

What do government regulations control?

• How businesses operate

• How individuals behave

• How schools function

• How communities are organized

What are licensure and certification?

• State requirements to continue working as an engineer

• State requirements to become a lawyer

• State requirements to practice medicine

• State requirements to work in finance